Putt ‘n’ Glow

This place is great fun ! I took my little sisters as a special treat, they had a ball, they loved how it glowed and all the pictures painted across the walls, we had lots of laughs, and it was greatly priced. Id love to take them again !

Fun and clean. Great course… Oh and the music was awesome too !!!

For $ 10, a game at Putt n’ Glow isn’t a bad deal. I can safely say that this is my first and only glow-​in-​the-​dark mini golf experience I’ve ever had, so its uniqueness makes Putt N’ Glow worth the price alone.
I’ve had bad luck with the staff at times… some of them have been a bit incompetent and unfriendly at times. I’m sure working at a mini-​golf must be aggravating, but don’t take it out on others, you know?

Putt ‘n’ Glow is a fun thing to do if you’re tired of walking around West Ed. And how many people can say they’ve been black light mini golfing?! Not that many.
I will admit that the course itself is nothing to really brag about — at least not in my opinion. But the fact that it’s black light, makes up for it!
I don’t know if it’s really worth the $ 10 charge more than once, but it’s worth it for the first time. It’s something new and it’s something different.
If you’re looking for a way to kill time in the mall or for something a little out of the ordinary, Putt ‘n’ Glow can definitely lend a helping hand.

You can have some good fun at Putt ‘n’ Glow if you are really bored of the same old mini golfing.
If you haven’t guessed by the name it is glow in the dark mini golf. It costs about $ 10 per person and is a 16 hole course. It is actually a really fun experience and much more enjoyable than regular mini golf. I get bored after about 9 holes but with glow in the dark you’re just constantly entertained.
Definitely a good time away from the rest of the mall.

I like to think I’m a bit of a mini-​golf shark, and I absolutely love hitting glow-​in-​the-​dark balls at this course. It’s so much fun here, not just because of the course, which is all decorated with crazy neon graffiti-​style art, but because it’s so dark. It’s perfect for a date! But other than that, the design of the course is pretty good. It’s challenging and unique, so you don’t get bored halfway through. I like the mix of more difficult and more whimsical holes. It can get crowded in here on a Saturday night, so best to go during the day when you can get a bit of a deal also. Otherwise, it’s $ 10 an adult, for 30 – 45 minutes of fun. Also, remember that white glows, and lint is impossible to hide on a dark sweater, so consider what you wear!

I was really excited about the Putt n’ Glow, since the combination of mini golf and glow-​in-​the-​dark is a sure recipe for fun. I used to mini golf a lot as a kid, so I thought I could relive my youth in a dark, colourful world.
It was a little surreal when I first walked in with my friend, and it was hard to actually concentrate on the game, when you have all these crazy glowing colours practically hypnotizing your mind. There were different areas with different themes like flowers or space – it was rather cool.
I’m actually very competitive, but my friend was not taking the game seriously at all, so I started to feel bored. I never thought mini golf could be boring, but I think maybe I just don’t find it that fun anymore. Also, the ground was very uneven, so you couldn’t really play seriously anyways.
What was really annoying though were some young teens who were hitting the balls so hard, they would go flying. Someone could seriously lose an eye! (The Christmas Story, anyone?)
Putt n’ Glow is okay, as long as you’re there to have fun and not to be competitive. If you embarrass easily, you may want to reconsider coming here. The black lights reveal strange things, like the mysterious stain on my jeans. I will continue to assume it was laundry detergent.

This cosmic mini golf course offers good and hearty fun for friends and family. Whether it’s daytime or night-​time, it’s fun to putt around in this glow-​in-​the-​dark world, away from the craziness of West Ed.
It’s about $ 10 for general adult admission, but if you don’t mind coming in the morning/​early afternoon, you can putt for $ 5 instead. The course consists of about 16 holes, I think, and they get harder as you progress. I love how everything glows in the dark here, it’s so trippy! Even the golf clubs and balls glow! Well, I guess they should, otherwise you won’t know where you’re swinging, which would lead to potential lawsuits …
The way the course is set up is really neat too, it reminds me of a radioactive Whoville. Don’t be alarmed when the dust on your clothes starts glowing too, and you’re wondering when was the last time you washed your jacket (it might be less apparent if you wear lighter clothes). This is a great place for dates, whether it’s the first or umpteenth one. And you thought West Ed. was only good for shopping!